Virgil Furlow
About Virgil Furlow
Virgil Furlow serves as a Mission Command Gaming and Collective Trainer at Valiant Integrated Services, where he develops training methods and conducts post-training analysis. He has extensive experience in military training and has worked in various roles within the U.S. Army and private sector since 1993.
Work at Integrated Services
Virgil Furlow has been employed at Valiant Integrated Services since 2019 as a Mission Command Gaming and Collective Trainer. In this role, he develops training methods and materials, including curriculum, lectures, and computer-based training aids tailored to client specifications. He conducts post-training analysis to assess training effectiveness and recommends scenario modifications to better reflect in-theater experiences. His responsibilities include modifying training scenarios in real-time to ensure that training objectives are met.
Education and Expertise
Virgil Furlow studied at the University of Maryland University College, where he achieved a degree in Human Resources Management and Services. He also attended Central Texas College, earning an Associate's degree in General Studies. Additionally, he studied Firearms Technology at Sonoran Desert Institute, obtaining an Associate of Science degree. His educational background supports his expertise in training development and operational analysis.
Background
Virgil Furlow served in the U.S. Army for 20 years, from 1993 to 2013, before retiring. Following his military career, he worked as a Battle Staff Training Integrator at SAIC for a brief period in 2013. He has been with Leidos since 2013, where he continues to serve in the same capacity. His extensive military experience and subsequent roles in training integration have shaped his career in military training and operational support.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Virgil Furlow has contributed to the development and organization of training support packages focused on operator training. He assists in conducting certification programs aimed at the professional development of Mission Command Collective and Gaming Trainers. His work includes creating and modifying computer system functions to optimize training performance and utilizing both official and commercial training materials for program development.